Winnie the Pooh is one of the most beloved characters in children's literature.Since his creation by A.A.Milne in 1924 Pooh，his best friend Christopher Robin and their companions- -including a donkey，a tiger and a kangaroo- have featured in books and films in over 40 languages.
   There was one little boy，however，who eventually grew to hate the lovely bear.That boy was Christopher Robin Milne，the author's son and on whom Pooh's best friend was based.
   Christopher Robin Milne was born in London on August 21，1920 to author Alan Alexander Milne and his wife Dorothy.As a birthday gift he received a teddy bear he named Edward.His new constant companion was about two feet tall，light brown and was always losing its eyes.A.A.Miline based Winnie on Edward，although the name itself came from a bear that lived in London Zoo at that time.
   Of course，Christopher himself was a central character in his father's works.As a child，he took great pleasure from this，and even contributed to a few of his dad's stories.Things changed however，when Christopher went away to a boarding school and had to deal with the teasing from the other boys.Then he began to resent his father's fame and part he played in it.When he was 13，he learned how to box to defend himself against bullying from classmates.
   While serving in the British Army during World War II，Milne came to increasingly dislike the books because he felt they exploited his childhood.
   After his time in the army，Milne entered Cambridge University where he eventually graduated with a degree in English literature.
   In July of 1948，Christopher met and quickly married Lesley de Selincourt.His mother however did not approve of the marriage，as she disliked the girl's family.She had hoped that her son would marry another woman，the daughter of her best friend.Because of this the mother refused to see or speak to her son ever again.
   After their marriage the couple opened a bookstore which became very successful.Milne had to deal with enthusiastic Pooh fans at time，who would often present him with Winnie the Pooh toys to autograph or as gifts.Although he found these fans tiresome，he admitted they and his father's literary fame were very helpful for his business.
   In the years before his own death in 1996 Christopher Robin Milne continued to express his annoyance with Winnie the Pooh，criticising what he considered to be the excessive commercialisation of the character through toys，computer games，movies and cartoons.

（1）The character of Winnie the Pooh was based on

B

B

.
A．the son of A.A.Milne
B．a(chǎn) toy given to Christopher as a birthday gift
C．the imagination of the author
D．a(chǎn) bear that lived in London Zoo
（2）When did Mine start to dislike Winnie the Pooh？

B

B

A．When he went to a boarding school.
B．During his time in the British army.
C．After he opened up his own business.
D．While studying at university.
（3）Why did Christopher's mother refuse to see him later in life？

B

B

A．He had not studied well at university.
B．She disapproved of his wife and her family.
C．She was angry at his attitude towards Winnie the Pooh.
D．She was disappointed with the career he chose.
（4）Which of the following statements would Christopher Robin Milne probably agree with？

A

A

A．Winnie the Pooh was a silly character.
B．Most of the ideas for the stories came from Christopher himself.
C．His father had little real talent as a writer.
D．There were too many products based on the Winnie the Pooh characters.
（5）In which order did the following take place？

C

C

a.Dorathy gave birth to a son.
b.Milne met Lesley de Selincourt.
c.Milne's mother stopped talking to him.
d.Winne the Pooh was published.
e.Milne graduated from university.
f.Milne joined the British army.
A．f，a，d，b，c，e
B．a(chǎn)，d，b，f，c，e
C．a(chǎn)，d，f，e，b，c
D．f，a，c，e，d，b